Health

One of the organizers of the Venetian referendum on secession speaks about the vote and the prospects for successful separation.

In socialist countries of old, it was easy to find cookies and candies in state-owned stores while fresh meat and bread was rare, writes Jim Fedako

In socialist countries of old, it was easy to find cookies and candies in state-owned stores while fresh meat and bread was rare.

Some e-cig companies think new FDA regs are great. Smaller or less-established firms, however, may be less enthusiastic.
 

Peter Klein articulates several reasons why our current "Healthcare System" is so expensive, and explains how only the free market can halt the escalating costs.

Mark Thornton responds to former DEA administrator Peter Bensinger's claim that the legalization of marijuana is a "disaster". 

The decision to delay small employer mandates, but embrace reduced future labor supply is an example of bad economics, but good politics.

Section One: Coercion and Regulation. Narrated by Harold L. Fritsche.

Sweden is turning to markets and private payer insurance for answers to their state-run health care.

The notion that unpatented medical technologies are not feasible is historically false. The <em>British Medical Journal</em> challenged its readership to submit a list of the most noteworthy medical and pharmaceutical inventions throughout history. Only two of them have remotely <em>anything </em>to do with patents.